2022 VOLKSWAGEN ID.5 Rear

If the electric windows in the rear
windows are not operated after oper-
ation has been activ
ated, operation of
the electric windows in the front
doors will be activated again after
around ten seconds.
Press the

WARNING
Careless or unsupervised use of the electric
front seats can result in se vere injuries.
x The electrical front seat adjustment also
works when the ignition is switched off.
Never leave children or people requiring
assistance alone in the vehicle.
x In the event of an emergency, stop elec-
trical adjustment by pressing another
switch. NOTICE
To avoid damaging the electrical components
in the front seats, do not kneel on the seats
or apply sharp pressure at a single point on
the seat cushion and backrest. It may not be possible to adjust the
seat electrically if the charge le

vel of
the 12-volt vehicle battery is too low.
Activating the electric drive will inter-
rupt the seat adjustment procedure.Rear seats
Introduction to the topic
The f
ollowing section describes the options
for adjusting the rear seats. Always ensure
that your sitting position is correct

Open Velcro fasteners may also cause
damage.
Folding the backrest of the
rear bench seat f
orwards and
backwards Please refer to and at the start of
the chapter on page 96.
The rear seat backrest is split. Each part of
the rear seat backrest can be f

olded down to
increase the size of the luggage compart-
ment. Fig. 77
In the rear seat backrest: release but-
ton.
F

olding the rear seat backrest forwards

x
Bef ore folding the rear seat backrest for-
wards, always adjust the front seats so
that the rear head restraints or rear seat
cushions do impact the front seats.
x Before folding down the rear seat back-
rest, always make sure that there are no
objects located in its path. Head restraints
Introduction to the topic
The f
ollowing section describes the options
for adjusting and removing the head re-
straints. Always ensure that your sitting posi-
tion is correct

Adjusting head restraints
Please refer to and at the start of
the chapter on page 98. Fig. 78
Front head restraint: adjusting.
Adjusting the height of the front head re-
straint 1
button,
push the head restraint up or down in the
direction of the arrows.
The head restraint must securely engage in
the top position or other intermediate posi-
tion. In the lowest position, where the guide
pin is completely pushed into the guide rail,
the head restraint does not engage properly. Fig. 79
Rear head restraint: adjusting. Adjusting the height of the rear head re-
straint 1
if
necessary, push the head restraint up or
down in the direction of the arrows.
The head restraint must engage securely into
position. Removing and installing the
head restraints
Please refer to and at the start of
the chapter on page 98. Fig. 80
F
ront head restraint: removing.
Removing the front head restraints 1
.

WARNING
The side lights or daytime running lights
are not bright enough to illuminate the
road ahead and to ensure that other road
users are able to see you.
x Always switch the dipped beam head-
lights on if it is dark, raining or visibility
is poor.
x The tail lights will not be switched on
with the daytime running lights. If the
tail lights are not switched on, the v
ehi-
cle may not be visible to other road
users if it is dark, raining, or if visibility is
poor. switches the dipped beam headlights on
and off only when there is a change in the
le

vel of brightness.
x Switch the dipped beam on manually if
required by the weather conditions, e.g.
in the event of fog. When reverse gear is engaged, the
cornering light on both sides of the v

e-
hicle switches on to provide better illumina-
tion of the surrounding area when manoeu-
vring. Switching the rear fog light
on and off
The rear f

og light can only be switched on
when the ignition is switched on

Touch-sensitive reading lights with manual
dimming function
There are touch-sensitiv
e reading lights in
the roof console and above the rear seat row

x
Curv ed mirrors (convex or aspheric) en-
large the field of vision and can make
objects in the mirror seem smaller and
further away than they actually are.
x Using curved mirrors to estimate the
distance from other vehicles behind you
when changing lanes can provide inac-
curate results and can lead to accidents
and severe injuries.
x Whenever possible, use the interior mir-
ror to check the exact distance between
your vehicle and following traffic or oth-
er objects.
x Ensure that you have a good view to the
rear of the vehicle. NOTICE
If the glass of an automatic anti-dazzle mirror
is broken, electrolyte fluid can leak from the mirror. This fluid attacks plastic surfaces. Re-
mo ve the fluid as soon as possible, e.g. using
a wet sponge. Interior mirror
Fig. 94
On the windscreen: automatic anti-daz-
zle interior mirror.
Automatic anti-dazzle interior mirror
When the ignition is switched on, the sensors
measure the incident light from the rear